Boise Neighborhood Interactive

Hosted by the City of Boise | Energize Our Neighborhoods

Connect. Learn. Take Action.

The Boise Neighborhood Interactive is a free community event that brings together residents, neighborhood leaders, local organizations, and city staff to explore ideas, share experiences, and strengthen Boise's neighborhoods.

Whether you're a longtime neighborhood advocate or just looking to get more involved, this conference will help you discover new opportunities, connect with others, and turn ideas into action.

Through inspiring keynote speakers, engaging panel discussions, and hands-on workshops, attendees will gain practical tools, fresh perspectives, and meaningful connections. Sessions focus on topics that matter most to our community.

A man gives a presentation at Boise Neighborhood Interactive Conference.

Save the Date!

BNI 2026 - October 22, 2026

Check back for more information. Registration will open late summer.

Interested in presenting at BNI 2026? Submit your proposal now.

Placemaking + Public Spaces

Explore how communities create vibrant and welcoming places where people want to gather, connect and belong. Topics may include tactical urbanism, public art, park activation, creative use of public spaces, and cultural placemaking.

Transportation + Connectivity

Focus on how people move through and connect within their communities. Topics may include walking and biking infrastructure, transit, accessibility, traffic safety, and complete streets.

Community Building + Collaboration

Highlight strategies that bring people together and strengthen neighborhoods. Topics may include resident engagement, volunteerism, partnerships, leadership development, civic participation, and inclusive outreach.

Environmental Sustainability + Resiliency

Examine efforts that help communities become more sustainable and prepared for future challenges. Topics may include climate resilience, urban forestry, water conservation, green infrastructure, and environmental stewardship.

Neighborhood Storytelling + Identity

Celebrate history, culture, and character that make neighborhoods unique. Topics may include community storytelling, cultural heritage, neighborhood branding, public history, and fostering a sense of place.

Accessibility + Accommodations

The meeting location is accessible for those with physical disabilities. Participants may request reasonable accommodations, such as a language interpreter, from the City of Boise to facilitate participation in the meeting. If you require assistance with accommodation, please contact the Community Accessibility Program Manager, City of Boise at CommunityEngagement@cityofboise.org or call (208) 972-8500, TTY: 711.

For Questions Contact

Nicole Carr
Energize Program Manager
208-972-8502
Email Nicole

Table collaborating and brainstorming at BNI event.

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